Dawnya Bartsch is an Editor at Kansas City magazine. She focuses on themes such as architecture and planning, hospitality and leisure, and the publishing industry, with a keen interest in topics like chain restaurants, home and garden design, and the fashion industry. Dawnya's work has been featured in various publications, including Kansas City magazine.
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Dawnya's focus is predominantly on design and house & home topics, particularly as they relate to Kansas City. She appears to be interested in covering stories related to architectural and interior design, local events, restaurants, landmarks, and seasonal content.
Given this information, individuals or organizations involved in the design and architecture industry with a specific tie to Kansas City may find success pitching ideas for features about innovative designs or renovations within the city. Additionally, those involved in the restaurant industry showcasing unique concepts that contribute to a "bold new era of Kansas City food" could also capture her attention.
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Readers packed Unity Temple on the Plaza as Good Morning America host Jenna Bush Hager spent an evening celebrating books and authors.
For one night each summer, Kansas City police officers, firefighters and emergency medical personnel trade in their uniforms for boxing gloves in one of the city's longest-running charity traditions.
“My clients wanted to make their home feel less formal and more inviting,” says Nina Schmidt of Schloegel Design and Remodel , the firm who handled a complete main-floor overhaul for a late '90s Leawood home.
Plans to bring a new restaurant to the former Houlihan's have fallen through, leaving one of Johnson County's most high-profile restaurant properties back on the market.
For barbecue lovers who have a hard time choosing between brisket, burnt ends or ribs, Q39 has a new answer: Don't.
Ben and Beth Foster both like things a little bit rustic and a little bit modern, so when they embarked on building their own house, they aimed for
By: Dawnya Bartsch
What is it that makes Kansas Citian Ebony Reed so poised and polished? Coming from a family of communicators, she says.
By: Madison McMillen, Dawnya Bartsch
While we were busy celebrating the release of our annual Best of Kansas City winners this summer, the 2026 National City and Regional Magazine Awards , presented by the City and Regional Magazine Association, wrapped as well.
By: Dawnya Bartsch, Nina Cherry
In this issue, Kansas City magazine has compiled more than 50 ways to experience art this fall, from film screenings and puppet shows to cultural festivals and immersive live art shows.
It's like no tree you've ever seen. That's because the nine-ton polished stainless steel sculpture called Ferment is not a real living, breathing tree, despite tendril-like branches and its botanical surroundings.
